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North Korea's latest missile firing gives President Trump and 19 other national

leaders still more to talk about as they meet this week in Germany. Already on the agenda, free trade.

Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement, his relations with China, and a face-to-face

with Vladimir Putin. Massive protests are already shaping up for the G20 summit in Hamburg,

where Chancellor Angela Merkel was born.

As the stage is set for the next phase of world leadership, we'll get a preview.

Later on today's talking point, the heroin crisis in Palm Beach County,

that's President Trump's backyard. First, here's the news.

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Hello again, Warren. I'll be back with To The Point. On his second trip out of the country as president of the United States, Donald Trump will go from Poland to the G20 summit in Germany, Bridging the gap between the new and old Europe, just one of several diplomatic challenges we'll hear about today. On our talking

point across the bridge from Mara Lago and other Florida mansions, so-called sober homes are

luring young addicts and bilking insurance companies.

One city commissioner is telling parents they're sending their kids there to die.

First is news update.

North Korea calls yesterday's launch of its first intercontinental ballistic missile,

A Glistening Miracle.

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